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Astronomy project co-led by Ohio State receives $4.3 million

Research on the far edge of galaxy M83 reveals unusual star formation in an extreme environment. This area, outlined in yellow, is shown in data from several different instruments. From left to right: optical image from CTIO, ultraviolet image from GALEX, HI 21cm image from VLA and GBT, and CO(3-2) image from ALMA. In this last image, the star-forming “hearts” of molecular clouds, circled with white, are shown.

Mystery of Star Formation Revealed by Hearts of Molecular Clouds

An experimental prototype of the Battery Sleuth authenticator device installed in a vehicle. Image credit: Kang Shin

A surprisingly simple way to foil car thieves

Ashley Dayer (right) conducts a survey in the field.

Birds aren’t the only creatures who flock together

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